VisuAlgo
visualisation
Sorting, graphs, trees, hashing and dynamic programming executing one step at a time on data you choose, with the pseudocode line highlighted as it runs. Built for a real algorithms course.
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how this can help
Someone has drawn the thing that is hard to picture. Good for a concept you can state but cannot see.
what it covers
Filed under Computer Science. Algorithms and machines, running slowly enough to watch.
who put it here
Built by Steven Halim, National University of Singapore.
On the desk since 7 September 2026. what Staffroom has sent it.
near it on the shelf
- Red Blob GamesInteractive Essay
- Computer Science Field GuideInteractive Textbook
- DistillInteractive Essay
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